Part 2

The Canyon Inn is almost on the brink of the gorge where falls the Yellowstone. It is a duplication in excellence of the other inns, and when you bid it good-bye it is to begin your last day's tour of the Park. Then comes Norris, with its geysers and its awful "Black Growler," and a lunch that will send the tourist on his homeward way with a grateful heart. After that--Yellowstone--and the whistle of the engine and the waiting Pullman--your tour is ended and the Park a pleasant memory.

_The Stage Line_

The M. & Y. Stage Company, operating from Yellowstone, Montana (The Oregon Short Line terminus at the western entrance to the Park) is licensed by and is under the direct supervision of the United States Government.

The line is equipped with elegant new two and four-horse Concord coaches and two-horse surreys, and the finest of horses.

The coaches accommodate eight and eleven passengers, the surreys three and five passengers. The drivers have been especially selected for the service, are well informed, and will point out every interesting feature of the Park.

The five days' coaching over the line of this Company takes in all interesting sights in the Park, and every effort is made by the management to secure the comfort and pleasure of passengers.

Stop-over privileges at any Park hotel are allowed without additional stage charge; but twenty-four hours' advance notice must be given to the Stage Company of the coach to be taken. Parties so desiring can arrange for special coaches or surreys for the Park trip. For further information regarding coaches and transportation facilities through the Park, address F. J. Haynes, President M. & Y. Stage Company, St. Paul, Minn., or Yellowstone Park, Wyo.

THE YELLOWSTONE PARK FARES

Owing to the frequent changes of fares throughout the United States, this publication will deal only with the round-trip fare from Salt Lake City, Ogden, Pocatello and Yellowstone. Following fares from Pocatello and Yellowstone are open to all passengers:--Fares from Ogden or Salt Lake are side-trip fares available to holders of transcontinental tickets of any class reading between Cheyenne, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and points east thereof, on the one hand, and points west of the eastern state line of Nevada via the Southern Pacific Company, San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake R. R. or Western Pacific Railway, or west of Pocatello, Idaho, via the Oregon Short Line R. R. on the other hand.

COMPLETE TOUR OF THE PARK From Salt Lake From City, Ogden and Yellowstone. Pocatello. Rail, Stage and Stages and Hotel. Hotels. Five-Day Trip via the Fountain, Old Faithful, Lake and Canyon Inns, $55.50 $46.25 Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris

Hotel accommodations in the Park (thirteen meals and four lodgings) included in the ticket.

Fare for children covering rail transportation only 4.65

MAIN POINTS OF INTEREST

Four-Day Trip via the Fountain, Old Faithful, Lake and Canyon Inns and Norris 45.50 36.25

Hotel accommodations in the Park (ten meals and three lodgings) included in the ticket.

Fare for children covering rail transportation only 4.65

TO THE GEYSERS AND RETURN

Two-Day Trip--among the Geysers 25.50 16.25

Hotel accommodations in the Park (four meals and one lodging) included in the ticket.

Fare for children covering rail transportation only 4.65

Children under eight years of age will be granted half rates locally in the Park, on stage lines and at hotels.

For the season of 1911 the first date that passengers can leave Yellowstone (western entrance) and make the tour of the Park is June 16th; the last date leaving Yellowstone, September 16th.

BAGGAGE REGULATIONS

The baggage limit on coaches is 25 pounds. Excess rate per pound 10 cents. Trunks are not transported through the Park. They may be stored free of charge at Yellowstone, Pocatello, Ogden or Salt Lake City, or they will be sent around to Gardiner by rail for tourists going out that way. Tourists entering via Gardiner and touring the Park by coaches operating from there, if routed out through the western entrance, will transfer to the M. & Y. Stage Line at Norris. They should arrange at Mammoth for transfer of baggage and Oregon Short Line Pullman reservations.

Provisions will be made at Yellowstone station for the care of ladies' hats, and for cleaning and pressing clothing while passengers are en tour through the Park. A nominal charge will be made for this service.

GERRIT FORT Passenger Traffic Manager OMAHA, NEBRASKA D. E. BURLEY General Passenger Agent SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD

FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ADDRESS ANY OF THE FOLLOWING

ATLANTA, GA. 121 Peachtree St. A. J. DUTCHER _General Agent_

BOSTON, MASS. 176 Washington St. WILLARD MASSEY _New England Pass'r Agent_

CHEYENNE, WYO. E. R. BREISCH _Ticket Agent_

CHICAGO, ILL. 73 West Jackson W. G. NEIMYER _General Agent_ Boulevard

CINCINNATI, O. 53 East Fourth St. W. H. CONNOR _General Agent_

CLEVELAND, O. 305 Williamson Bldg. GEO. B. HILD _General Agent_

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. 522 Broadway WILLIAM B. _City Ticket Agent_ RICHARDS

DENVER, COLO. 935-41 Seventeenth R. S. RUBLE _Assistant Gen'l Pass'r St. Agt. U. P. R. R._

DES MOINES, IA. 310 West Fifth St. J. W. TURTLE _Traveling Passenger Agent_

DETROIT, MICH. 11 Fort Street West J. C. FERGUSON _General Agent_

HOUSTON, TEXAS T. J. ANDERSON _Gen'l Pass'r Agt. G. H. & S. A. Ry._

HONG KONG, CHINA Kings Building _General Passenger Agent San Francisco Overland Route_

KANSAS CITY, MO. 901 Walnut St. H. G. KAILL _Asst. Gen'l Pass'r _ Agt. U. P. R. R._

LEAVENWORTH, KAN. 9-11 Leavenworth J. J. HARTNETT _General Agent_ Nat. Bank Bldg.

LINCOLN, NEB. 1044 O St. E. B. SLOSSON _General Agent_

LOS ANGELES, CAL. 557 South Spring St. H. O. WILSON _General Agent_

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 25 South Third St. H. F. CARTER _District Passenger Agent_

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Magazine and J. H. R. PARSONS _Gen'l Pass'r Agt. Natchez Sts. M. L. & T. R. R. and S. S. Lines_

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. 366 Broadway L. H. NUTTING _General Passenger Agent So. Pac. Co._ 287 Broadway J. B. DeFRIEST _General Eastern Agent U. P. R. R._

OAKLAND, CAL. 1122 Broadway H. V. BLASDEL _Agent Passenger Dept._

OMAHA, NEB. GERRIT FORT _Pass'r Traffic Mgr. U. P.-O. S. L. R. R's_ 1324 Farnam St. L. BEINDORFF _City Pass'r Agent U. P. R. R._

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 632 Chestnut St. R. J. SMITH _General Agent So. Pac. Co._ 841 Chestnut St. S. C. MILBOURNE _General Agent_

PITTSBURG, PA. 539 Smithfield St. G. G. HERRING _General Agent_

PORTLAND, ORE. WM. McMURRAY _Gen'l Pass'r Agt. O.-W. R. & N. Co._ Third and Washington C. W. STINGER _City Ticket Agent Sts. O.-W. R. & N. Co._

PUEBLO, COLO. 312 North Main St. L. M. TUDOR _Commercial Agent_

SACRAMENTO, CAL. 1007 Second St. JAMES WARRACK _Passenger Agent_

ST. JOSEPH, MO. 505 Francis St. C. T. HUMMER _Asst. Gen'l Pass'r Agt. St. J. & G. I. Ry._

ST. LOUIS, MO. 903 Olive St., J. G. LOWE _General Agent_ Century Bldg.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH D. E. BURLEY _Gen'l Pass'r Agt. O. S. L. R. R. Co._

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 42 Powell St. S. F. BOOTH _General Agent_

SAN JOSE, CAL. 19 North First St. F. W. ANGIER _Agent Passenger Dept._

SEATTLE, WASH. W. D. SKINNER _Gen'l Pass'r Agt. O.-W. R. & N. Co._ 608 First Avenue E. E. ELLIS _General Agent O.-W. R. & N. Co._

SPOKANE, WASH. 603 Sprague Avenue H. C. MUNSON _City Tkt. Agent O.-W. R. & N. Co._

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 40 Pitt St. V. A. SPROUL _Australian Passenger Agent_

TACOMA, WASH. Berlin Bldg. ROBERT LEE _General Agent O.-W. R. & N. Co._

TORONTO, CANADA Room 14, Janes Bldg. J. O. GOODSELL _Traveling Passenger Agent_

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN 4 Water St. _General Passenger Agent San Francisco Overland Route_